Love Finance

Product Designer – UX/UI

Love Finance

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: Birmingham • 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

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Salary

💰 £65,000 - £75,000 per year

Job Level

Mid-LevelSenior

About the role

  • Leading end-to-end user research: discovery interviews, usability testing, surveys, diary studies, whatever it takes to uncover real needs.
  • Turning messy insights into clear themes, frameworks, and actionable recommendations that shape what we build.
  • Partnering closely with the Product Director to define priorities and ensure decisions are backed by evidence.
  • Running lean experiments to validate ideas quickly before we invest in full builds.
  • Sharing findings with clarity, bringing the voice of the user into every squad conversation.
  • Supporting with design artefacts (flows, wireframes, prototypes) where needed, but keeping research as your main focus.

Requirements

  • Strong background in UX/Product Research (whether you call yourself a Product Designer, UX Designer, or Researcher).
  • Experience planning and running a wide range of qualitative and quantitative studies.
  • A track record of turning research into insights that drive real product decisions.
  • Confidence in working autonomously, but also great at bringing the squad along on the journey.
  • Comfortable working lean – enough structure to stay rigorous, but always fast-moving and pragmatic.
  • Bonus if you’ve worked on platform-heavy or B2B products, but not essential.
Benefits
  • You’ll be the research champion in the squad – shaping direction, not just validating solutions.
  • A genuine chance to influence product strategy through evidence, not assumptions.
  • Lean ways of working: lightweight processes, fast iterations, and plenty of autonomy.
  • A supportive squad where your insights won’t be ignored.
  • Hybrid and flexible working.
  • Competitive salary + benefits.

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard skills
user researchdiscovery interviewsusability testingsurveysdiary studieslean experimentsdesign artefactswireframesprototypesqualitative studies
Soft skills
communicationautonomycollaborationpragmatismclarityinsight generationevidence-based decision makingadaptabilityleadershiporganization